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No wonder you practice using the 460 Bee with 500 grain solids on gophers on your farm. :ROFLMAO:

It does make it easier separating the SS pins from brass, also I spread out a large towel first, it helps recover a few SS pins that get loose. I use a clip magnet that I use for filed papers that I stick to my magnet chalkboard, to recover spilled SS pins from the towel back to the SS pin jar.

Cheaper to buy a roll of 1 or 2 inch square or circle red or orange stickers on Amazon. I make straight lines across on unwaxed side of butcher paper 3 inches apart from top to bottom and place those stickers on the line every 2 inches across. Tack them on a cardboard affixed to a "For Rent"...

The single shot reminded me of my old 12 gauge single shot with a hard plastic buttplate, it would leave purple welts, lol. It was light.

Nice find and beautiful wood. . I had a 10 gauge Browning BPS that I had bought like 35 years ago for ducks and geese. I believe it had a 30 inch barrel with choke tubes, and that thing kicked like a horse. I have shot 766 grain rifled slugs out of it. I would shoot a few of these and it would...

Last month I bought the Frankford Arsenal Lite, cleaned about 300 pieces of .45 brass, comes with the pin separator and dryer. Less of a mess with SS pins with this kit. I like it. You should be able to clean 300 pieces of .223 brass in one go, but i would do 200 at a time for a more efficient...

Sweet hand cannon Ernie. Don't forget to try out the 180 gr. Bergers, and the Hornady ELD M's. Let us know how this baby shoots.

Condolences, Rest in peace.

I knew it. My 6BR loves those Hybrids.

Nice shooting, it should be sped up soon. Should tighten up after conditioning the barrel.

130 AB I would pick and the 129 ABLR is a great bullet as well. Several months ago i bought 2 boxes of 130 AB to try in my 6.5 x 284

Good to see Powder Valley getting back on their feet. Their prices are reasonable.

Just wow indeed. It's the Henderson trimmer you talking about. Looks very similar.

I been using the Giraud for years, works for me. Most of the time its a one time trim, without the power trimmer its a tiring chore when doing a large batch of 100 or more.

Heck of a deal.

Isn't this pretty cool? Should make case trimming easier and quicker. https://www.hornady.com/reloading/case-care/case-prep-tools/high-speed-case-trimmer

Measure the base of a few cases that you have sized and compare them to the fired cases, if any ? I would measure the base of virgin brass and see how much expansion was created at the base after firing. Just a thought

Red Ryder BB - crows Benjamin .177 - squirrels .22 Browning semi auto - jackrabbits .22 Winchester Magnum - jackrabbits .410 Rem 870 Wingmaster - bobwhites .20 gauge Remington 1100 - whitewings 12 gauge Browning- whitewings 10 gauge Browning BPS - ducks .244 Rem - whitetail buck 6 BR -...

Long ago I tried 150 TSX with the 7 Mag and 7 STW ( 8mm wildcat ) , but it was so fussy to shoot well, so i dropped it never to use again. Your TSX grouping is not shabby at all. Your speed at 3190 fps is smoking. Recently I did work up a load at 95 degrees and maxed out with the 180 TTXS for...

Good velocities. Are you using monos with the 180?